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What is the difference between grml-small and DSL?

April 26, 2017difference dsl grml-small

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What is the difference between grml-small and DSL?

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DSL (Damns Small Linux) and grml-small have different target audiences. Damn Small Linux (DSL) uses kernel version 2.4 whereas grml-small provides a recent version of kernel version 2.6. DSL provides the X window system which grml-small does not. grml-small on the other hand provides the most important packages for sysadmins and ships the original Debian package management which allows you to install packages of the Debian pool with no modifications.